i am sending it overseas where the power is 220 wil this cord work when it is split into 4 120V NEMA 5-20R
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I'm assuming that whatever you are going to be powering uses 220, I don't think this cord will do it. The 4 recepticles are rated for 110 only. I would double check with the manufacturer before purchasing. You open can do a lot of damage by tampering with the cord, if that is what you are considering doing, these things are well made and don't take to being messed with very well. I hope that helps
20363
The cable is rated for 110 volt, not 220, being 10 gauge wire, no problem, but 220 volt cables are offered by the same company. If the electric source is 220, how are you going to break apart the permanently molded three output, three prong 110 female connector on the cable you want to use, to 110 volt use? You could be getting 220 at the output illegally unless you butcher up the molded output connector and break out 110 volt leads. Harry McDiarmid 631 277-8734
468350
Not sure, but it should. There's 110 where I live. But you'd need more than a simple adapter, maybe a converter.
1485549
My compressor is also 220 volt, with a 2 HP motor, 3 wires in, 3 wires out. It should work fine.
946829
I doubt that it will work. It is labelled as 120v, 60Hz, 1000w. The wiring likely isn't rated for 220v and would likely be a fire hazard.
1307947
I emailed the manufacturer and asked them if it would work on 220v and this is what they said:"It is rated for 110-240 volts, 50/60 Hz, 105 watts of power"I think with a simple adapter, it should work just fine anywhere in the world.
513275
On the side of the switch it is clearly marked 200 watts 120 volts a/c, so no. It should not be used with 220 volts.
1720648
I am in Singapore and using it to power my 120 volt yamaha speaker which I bought from AMazon US. I hope it will help.
1515090
I work mine with 110 volts, I dont think it works with 220. however you can find the manual online and it gives you the required info..
668927
Yes, the power brick that comes with the unit shows 120 - 220V 1.5A (1.5A), so it will work if you have an adapter. The manual also recommends to make sure the adapter has the third ground connection as well.
996455
It's configured for USA 120v power applications...being 18 AWG limits it to 10 amps...and I wouldn't do that for long or if the cord gets too warm..
448479
This transformer is just a step-up converter from 110V to 220V and any electric appliance using 220v should work with this converter. I have been using this converter for my 220v trimmer for about a year and it works well. So yes, it should work in your case too.
448278
Can't give a definitive answer but if it has a 220 outlet it should be fine. Hope this is helpful.
1079210
Good question. Mine is a standard United States 110 volt plug. I do not know if it'll take 220.
1562537
This is 120 volt plug for US. I am sure you can use an adapter or something to make it work through a 220 volt
1660482
It should as far as I know but remember this is an adapter not a convertor. Whatever you are plugging into this has to be able to take 240 volts. Most electronic devices do take both 120 & 240. My wife bought a curling iron for our trip that took both. If your equipment only takes 120, it will be fried.
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I looked, it has a GFI plug, and it only says 120V.I suspect it would not work with 220.
82351
It would have to be specifically configured for 220 as the cord is retractable. The one I purchased we 110 only